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This study introduces UniLF, a novel Transformer-based model for accurate short-term load forecasting (STLF). UniLF uniformly utilizes multivariate load data features, improving prediction accuracy for power system stability.

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Convolutional enhancement-fusion embeddingDeep learningMask-guided multiscale interactive self-attention mechanismShort-term load forecastingSmart grid

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  • Electrical Engineering
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Data Science

Background:

  • Accurate short-term load forecasting (STLF) is crucial for power system economic and stable operation.
  • Existing deep learning methods for STLF often fail to fully leverage multivariate load data, limiting prediction accuracy.
  • Key underutilized features include covariate influence, multiscale characteristics, and local-global variations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel STLF model, UniLF, that uniformly integrates multivariate load data features.
  • To enhance the mining of covariate influence, multiscale features, and local-global variations for improved STLF accuracy.
  • To provide a new, effective solution for STLF challenges in power systems.

Main Methods:

  • Designed UniLF, a Transformer-based model for STLF.
  • Developed a convolutional enhancement-fusion embedding method to capture load-covariate correlations.
  • Implemented a feature reconstruction-decomposition block for distilling multiscale and local-global variations.
  • Utilized a mask-guided multiscale interactive self-attention mechanism for enhanced feature interactions.

Main Results:

  • UniLF demonstrated superior forecasting accuracy across different prediction lengths on datasets from Australia, Panama, and Austria.
  • The model achieved competitive practical efficiency compared to existing methods.
  • UniLF effectively addresses the limitations of previous STLF approaches by uniformly utilizing key data features.

Conclusions:

  • UniLF offers a significant advancement in STLF by comprehensively modeling multivariate load data.
  • The proposed methods for feature embedding, reconstruction-decomposition, and self-attention contribute to enhanced prediction accuracy.
  • UniLF presents a promising new solution for reliable and efficient power system load forecasting.